Don’t tell her she can’t: Rose Law Group Hero
Demonstrating her signature “foot-five” greeting — a high five using feet rather than hands — Jessica Cox, also known as the Armless Aviator, urged Evergreen Elementary School students on Tuesday to never give up and to find solutions by thinking “outside the shoe.” READ ON:
Read More →Az Republic reports on water in Pinal; ‘no actual shortage’ says Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose in AZCentral
By Dustin Gardiner | Arizona Republic State water regulators say there may not be enough water underground for dozens of planned developments in Pinal County, new subdivisions that, if built, would bring more than 139,000 homes. That finding is based on data the Arizona Department of Water Resources has compiled that shows a long-term groundwater shortage in the area […]
Read More →Laura Bianchi, Rose Law Group partner and director of Cannabis Department, wows at Dancing with the Stars for National Kidney Foundation of Arizona
Laura Bianchi, Rose Law Group partner and Cannabis Department director, took to the dance floor with partner Kristijan Burazer on Friday, February 22, 2019, raising funds for the National Kidney Foundation of Arizona. Congratulations to Laura on her stunning performance!
Read More →Phoenix Country Day School student captures free throw shooting championship
By Jason Rose | Paradise Valley Independent Doing his best impression of NBA sharpshooter Steph Curry, Phoenix Country Day School fourth-grader Carson Rose last weekend in Apache Junction captured the Arizona state title in the Boy’s 10-11 division for the Elks Club National Free Throw Championship. But he didn’t just do it a typical […]
Read More →Water an issue but not a crisis, Pinal panel says; Rose Law Group Founder and President Jordan Rose sums up the ‘dry’ topic
In the end, the panel was asked by moderator Jordan Rose to explain the current state of Pinal’s, and Arizona’s, water situation in one word By Heather Smathers | Casa Grand Dispatch Steady rain and some sleet made an ironic backdrop for a discussion on drought Friday in Pinal County. During the monthly meeting […]
Read More →[SUNDAY FEATURE] NAU professor plays a part involving language in Trump lawsuit.
Word goes back to use by Founding Fathers By Kaitlan Olson | Arizona Daily Sun In the ongoing emoluments lawsuit regarding foreign payments made to President Donald Trump through his Washington, D.C. hotel, NAU’s Jesse Egbert and Georgia State University’s Clark Cunningham submitted data not in support of either side, but in […]
Read More →Gila River Indian Community moves ahead with Colorado River drought plan after clash with lawmaker
By Ian James | Arizona Republic Arizona’s efforts to finish a Colorado River drought plan are moving forward after leaders of the Gila River Indian Community announced that they will proceed with their piece of the deal. The community’s leader, Gov. Stephen Roe Lewis, had threatened to pull out of the agreement if the Legislature […]
Read More →Grant your child an inner life
By Jess Row | The New Yorker So many of the worst nightmares of parenting start with a phone call: a child out of arm’s reach, not in the house, not in her bed. Or, in this case, a text on a rainy night from my daughter to my wife, who then relayed a […]
Read More →Arizona Drought Contingency Plan bridge to a dryer future
By Callan Smith | Rose Law Group Reporter Snow was falling in Gold Canyon when an eager crowd gathered to listen to panelists talk about water and the Drought Contingency Plan (DCP) affecting Pinal County, at the Pinal Partnership monthly breakfast event, moderated by Jordan Rose, Rose Law Group founder and president. The plan […]
Read More →Arizona 10th most “sinful” state, survey finds
By Adam McCann | WalletHub ed states and blue states may like to point to one another as the source of all that is wrong with the U.S., but the truth is that each of the 50 states has its own virtues and vices. For example, Missouri has the worst drug use problem. And it […]
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